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Leadership Theories, Frameworks, and Approaches in Practice is a comprehensive guide to theory and practice in leadership studies. Drawing from over a century of leadership literature and the insights of countless scholars and practitioners, this book offers a rich tapestry of knowledge from multiple disciplines.
The book is an essential resource for students, practitioners, training developers, faculty, and scholars. It explores the evolution of leadership theories, paying homage to the thousands of contributors who have shaped the field. Each chapter delves into the history and application of specific leadership theories, providing a deep understanding of how they work in practice.
Leadership Theories, Frameworks, and Approaches in Practice is a tribute to the social scientists and authors who have memorialized their work in books, articles, and resources, crafting leadership into the phenomenon it is today. By bridging theory and practice, it aims to refine and enhance leadership for all.
Leadership experts who author this book skillfully present various leadership theories, their historical roots, and present applications in a concise, compelling, and user-friendly format. Written for all students of leadership, regardless of years in the field, editors Guthrie and Whitney deliver a distinctive format to make sense of the complexity of leadership and how to apply theories to enhance leadership practice.
Dr. Kathy L. Guthrie is a professor of higher education at Florida State University, USA.
Dr. Rich Whitney is a professor of organizational leadership and an Assistant Dean at the University of La Verne, USA.
Chapter 1. Framing Leadership for Practice; Kathy L. Guthrie and Rich Whitney
Chapter 2. Theoretically Speaking; Rich Whitney and Kathy L. Guthrie
Chapter 3. Trait and Style Theories; Brittany Devies
Chapter 4. Skill and Competency Theories; Jason Headrick and Jera E. Niewoehner-Green
Chapter 5. Situational and Contingency Theories; Ralph A. Gigliotti
Chapter 6. Path-Goal and Leader-Member Exchange Theories; Vivechkanand S. Chunoo
Chapter 7. Servant Leadership Theory; Nathan Eva, Judith Fernando , and Sabreen Kaur
Chapter 8. Authentic Leadership Theory; Laura Dannhaeuser
Chapter 9. Five Exemplary Practices of Leadership; Kathy L. Guthrie and Rich Whitney
Chapter 10. Connective Leadership Model; Sarah Smith Orr and Chris T. Cartwright
Chapter 11. Transformational Leadership Theory; Thiraput Pitichat and Ronald E. Riggio
Chapter 12. Social Change Model of Leadership Development; Darren E. Pierre and Melissa L. Rocco
Chapter 13. Relational Leadership Model; Paige Haber-Curran and Bailey P. Albrecht
Chapter 14. Team Leadership Theories; Rich Whitney and Eric Johnson
Chapter 15. Adaptive Leadership Theory; Linnette Werner and Robert M. Yawson
Chapter 16. Followership Theory; Ronald E. Riggio, Maike Kugler, and Lukas Huntington
Chapter 17. Complexity Leadership Theory; Kerry L. Priest
Chapter 18. Sustainability Leadership Theory; Joanna Stanberry
Chapter 19. Women and Leadership; Julie E. Owen
Chapter 20. Critical Leadership Theory; Nicole Ferry and Eric Guthey
Chapter 21. Global Leadership; Antonio Jimenez-Luque
Chapter 22. Emotionally Intelligent Leadership; Marcy Levy Shankman, Paige Haber-Curran , and Scott J. Allen
Chapter 23. Self Leadership Theory; Christopher B. Neck, Jeffery D. Houghton , and Christopher P. Neck
Chapter 24. Identity Leadership Theories; L.J. McElravy and Rich Whitney
Chapter 25. Filling the Frames: Foundations and Future; Rich Whitney and Kathy L. Guthrie